The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
GENERAL TRADE.
RREADaTUFFa.

RREADsTUFFs.
C0RNMEAL-Standard, 81 1902 IS; pear
S32b@3 S5 70 Ter, 81 40, quiet.
HAY-Choice, from store, T5@8Oc; car loa
ffem leyee or depot, 2l3 509li; prime, from
store, 7O@75c; car load fCom levee or depot
sl2 5Ogl3i prairie, from store, 50c car To-
from leyse or depot, IS.
| BRAN-FJom store, 9je@Sl; from leyee O
depot. SlS@l9.
CORN-From store, white, SOC; mixed
| 4Sc; from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 46,
in sacsss, 400; mixed, in bulk, 42c; il
0ATS-From store, white, 400: mixed, $40
from leyee or Depot, white, in bulk, 351<c; il
sacks, S71Sc; mixed, in bulk, sic; il
FL0UK-From store, common, 50 25@s so,
81 1874 Is; extra fancy, 81 1904 60; paten tents Is
BEANS-Navy, 81; medium, 81 co.
| OATMEAL-ln half barrels, 1898 Is from
6RA(KED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 2:
HoGiNY AND GRITs-From store, 50 "a
0hAcKERs-sOda, extra, 4c; soda, treble
| extra, 4%o; extra, &c; ginger snaps, extra,
5ck; assorted iumb!es, Toe.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June l5.-Eyerybody
was on the gu vi for developments, and
| while the exctFmentldid not run as high as
yssterd y, the feeling was far more nervous
! and feverth. The unoertaint, Of the hnan-
cial standing OF some of the houses was wbat
csused the greatest anxiets. and as one firm
Aft another. SOM twelve to fourt en- in
all, save notiee that thew wore unable 10
further margin their trades, and asked to
have trades closed out, the anxiety in
| o eased, none knowing who would be next,
0atsiae. influences COUP ted for moth ing,
everythipg d. pended on local developme nts
Many commission merchants have refused
temporarily to mate new trades, and are
giving all their attention to tho settling up
and,excitsd, and q. the apnoune. ment was
ma 10 By one Of the principal firms con-
meet with the Nlong side, that all margins
would be put up, the market became very
sudden fuctustiOIs, started up, aIvanc9
Ing to. a point $40 higher for June
14c higher for July and l@lhe h CHER
for tho other futures Than closing
brought out heavy offerings again, and
there came the announcement, one alter an
other, from Arms to close eur their trades,
and panic quickly followed. Fluctuations
were very frequent, but each temporary re-
action resulted in prices dropping over and
lower, until toward noon, when there was a
Temporary lull aud the market ruled steady
tor awhile. OPERATORS expected some fur
ther I'M ortant announcement at noon, and
for five minutes q death.Dks stiffness rel gn-
cd, but in lsshort interval he hands of
the wheat indicator quietly recorded u Or D
OF Nc ana lc AT n time, until July touched
zoe New before in the histcrS of the VIII at
trace has such an app ling stillne,s reign-
ed, ". h wheat droppIng 30 in less than that
many nj" utes. Operator gazed blar ky at
one another, not knowing where the end
would b,. But the reaction came, and tic
price OF J1iy srad9ally shot W, 1Sc and lc at
time, selling 70 7Sc, fol owed by numerous
auctu Ii ms. The decline for July from The
highest point today was SIC, and from the
highest point re ached last week, 1916. clos
log aD0u 25sc lower than yesterday. June
declined $50 ON III highest point reached
tits morning, and 2534c from highes: p int
reached last week, closing 434c lower than
yeste day. Tho more deferred futures ruled
a PR minm over neal future but all sold
lower, August At times ruling 4c, September
23s, and Decemb FAC lower than closing
l492' Jwer. Home markets were ali very
unsettled and neral lower Foreign
markets were depressed and tie quantity on
ocean passage sho ed d large increase. Corn
was unsettled, weak and lower. Trad ng
was OF fair volume, with cons erabla long
corn on tn marke,, md several lots closed
out. he market acted somewhat in symIa-
thy with cheat The II ,arket opeued excited
about &c higher than closing figures OF yes
terdsy, was. steady for a time, then ruled
weak declining in all l9lhc, huctuated
some, and closed &c lower Tor July and nc
higher, for august than yesterday. jay
opened at S7h@S77Fc, md closed at SIC.
August opened At SS1s93S91Sc, and closed at
$50 Cash and Juhs delivery oats were
weak or and about 1910 lower, there being
some lqIidatiOn, but July and lone
or liveries ruled shade firm
compared with yost.rdays ciosins. TSere was
G nslderaOle ira Inns, a & I'D zeal being done
in the way o settling up trades. July opgn.
ed at.5s4c and closed at 5Isi. Cash quota
tions we . as follows: F.ouf-null and neg-
nd tHit h Fta m I'D
ment in wheat; No. 2 spring wheat, 70Lc;
No. spring wheat, 7Gg72Hc; No. 2 red,
7OHsIl &c; No. corn, 35A@351sc; No. 3
oats, 2i5%@5c; No;2 ,ys, 53,; No. barley
seed, 81 81, The |, adm futures ranged as
foilowsi Wheat, No. 2-June opened at
759c. highest 7S4c, lowest SOC, closing at
7ioi July opened at 76c, hlghest 7694c, low
sesst zoe. closing a 72lic;, August opened at
Septem err opened a, 75c, hiihest 7sISc, l1w-
est zoe, closing at 76o. Corn, No, 2Ijnne
opened at &c.,. highest sec, lowest 3531c,
closing a. &c; July opened at size, h CHEST
S71Sc, lowest S6,sc, closing at SIC; August
opened at 3Shc, hilhest 385zc, lowest 3i34c,
closing a, 3Shcj 'epte mber opened at 39kc,
highest S9SSc, lowest 3S1Sc, closing ut 3JEc,
Oats, No. 2-June opened at 2ISSo. highest
243sc. lowe A9se, closing ct ,2lsSc; July
cio.ing Of 25yss; August opsnea at 2i1e,,
highest 2511sc. lowe t As4c, closing at 251Sc;
September opened a. 25c, highest Csc, low,
est HIsc, closing A. Csc. ReceiI ts-Flour,
% 90 brls;. wheat, 44S,UOO bu; corn, $4,000
5000 bu. Shipments Flour, 1900 bris;.
wheat, 1900 bu; corn, 14 600 bu; oats,
1O4 900 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 Blu.
ST. LOUIS; MO. June Is Flour quiet
and easy; Xxx 81 25@2 40; iami' y, So 850lS;
patents 81 1904 30. Wheat lover; a .liRhtly
frme, feeling. was shown at he opening,
and Ag7Sc higher was paid for August and
great. Failures in Chicago started evsryo
body to selling. and he only demand came
from shorts. The close was tams, and ga
l14c below esterday No. 2 red, oash, 7Sc;
June, 15@7SNc, closing at 76i July, 1870
!6c, eles,ng at 741Sc; August, 74zsg761Sc, cios-
ing at 1910; September, 76As7Sc, clio ing at
1916. Corn I'M tied and Irregular: cash,
July, S4gS41s', closing a. 3lZc;
a ugust, 36G35sSo, closing at3 sc; Sentemb her,
96c. Oats dull but steady; cash, 270D275zo;
June 20; july: 2314c; kye very. ull a. a,.
ssS0SH; prairie, 50 81 Bran
firm at 81 O5. Reco pts-Flour, 400 bris;
wheat, 500 u; corn, 5000 bu; oats. II 900
bu: rye, 100 blu; barley, none Shipments
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 800 0 bu; corn,
$4,000 bu; oats, 5000 bu; rye, none: barley,
none
afternoon Board-Wheat irregular; July.
745sc;. August, 75hc; September, 7656e'
Corn firm. Oais-nothing done.
NEW YORK. June IS Flour receipts. H.
1856 pkgs; exports, 1924 brB and rs, $40 sks.
Wheat receipts, 4l7,0j0 bu; exports, ri sri
bu; sales, II $4,000 bu futures an s2i OO0
bu spot. Corn receipts. 81 400 lu; exports.
81 ,037 bu; sales, 768,O0t bu futures and go.
900 Blu spot, Data receipts, g., 800 Blu.
BALTIMORE, MD, June l5.-WheatI low
er and fairly active Com lower ana quiet.